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Uploaded by on May 17, 2008

Alan Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University and former Federal Reserve vice chairman, talks with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hays from Princeton, New Jersey, about the impact of record oil prices and home foreclosures on the U.S. economy, the outlook for growth and Federal Reserve monetary policy.
Source: Bloomberg

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  • If you adjust the true rate of inflation we have been in a recession for over a year.

    People should check out shadowstats . com to see what the more accurate CPI and get more REAL news about the economy.

    This "economist" is dead wrong on rebate checks since this money is simply printed from the Federal Reserve, which lowers the value of the dollar.

  • Good job!! You'll make a good lacky for our future owners.

  • Cool there are smart people alive.

  • Fucking Cathleen Hays, I don't care who is fucking you,

    you're ugly BITCH anyways.

    BUT, if you don't like

    OBAMA get the fuck out of BTV,

    NOT A BIG LOSE

    .

  • yea wat the hell was the hype. It was speculation all along, along with an ease in demand of course.

    But it will go up again. In the longer term, prices will go up. In the short while, its fluctuations

  • Oil is down! We are saved...

  • I don't think my rebate checks went to my gas ! and paid off my bills .... we need to stop sending money to foreign countries and stop pumping money in to the economy. This shall raise the value of the dollar again...

  • He still didn't 'connect the dots.' To see what happens when the banks and the government end up with all of the real estate, look to Zimbabwe.

  • MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!!!

  • 2002-2005: Fed lowers interest rates, housing continues to skyrocket, cronies on wall street get rich. 2007-2009: government borrows money from fed to try to bail out economy and housing. 2009-2012: fed gets extra $ from tax payers for interest on borrowed money. 2012: Government can't pay back $, people are slaves to fed/taxes, Economy fails, Amero released and Canada/America/mexico become one. People loose entire savings/retirement/social security and continue as modern day slaves.

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